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The event which marked the beginning of the Middle Ages was the collapse of the Roman Empire - D. With the Roman Empire declining more and more barbarian nations were starting to overwhelm the different cities and villages in Europe. This period is also often called the Dark ages.

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It is generally agreed upon that "D. the collapse of the Roman Empire" marked the beginning of the Middle Ages, since this ushered in an era of lawlessness and economic depression.

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